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Getting Started With Bag #1
Turn Bag #1 around so that you are looking at it like this
with the "This Side Up" label in the bottom left hand
corner:
Item 6
13 x 0.1uF
Item 3
2 x 270pF
1 x 390pF
Item 22
1 x 10 Ohm
1 x 56 Ohm
Item 25
1 x 220 Ohm
1 x 560 Ohm
Item 28
2 x 2.2K
Item 31
1 x 5.6K
Bag #1
This Side Up
Using a sharp knife, cut open just the top left hand
compartment that contains Item #6, the thirteen 0.1uF
capacitors. Remove the capacitors from their containers
carefully, making sure that they do not fly off and get
lost!
Using the PCB legend on the board together with the
parts list and schematic, locate the 13 circuit references
for this component type and, one at a time, solder them
to the PCB.
When you have all 13 parts soldered down, move onto
the next compartment on the right that contains Item #1,
the three 82pF capacitors. Solder these parts to the
PCB.
Next do Item 2, Item 3, Item 4 ...and so on down the bag
until you have fitted all the parts from Bag #1.
Item 1
Item 2
3 x 82pF
1 x 100pF
Item 4
Item 5
3 x 470pF
Item 23
Item 24
1 x 100 Ohm
Item 26
Item 27
2 x 1K
Item 29
Item 30
1 x 3.3K
1 x 4.7K
Item 32
Item 33
1 x 8.2K
5 x 10K
Item 34
Item 335
1 x 22K
1 x 47K
Continuing With Bag #2
Likewise, turn Bag #2 around so that you are looking at it
like this with the "This Side Up" label in the bottom left
hand corner:
Item 21
1 x PZT2222A
Item 18
2 x MMBF2222AL
Item 42
1 x SA602AD
Item 44
1 x L78L06
Item 13
1 x 1uH
Item 16
1 x 22uH
Bag #2
This Side Up
Using the same technique as for Bag #1, solder the
parts to the PCB one compartment at a time. Some of
the parts in Bag #2 are polarized. Make sure you align
the bar ends of the diodes (items 12, 10 and 11) with the
bar marked on the PCB legend before soldering them
down. Item #7, the 1uF capacitor, has one side painted
black. This is the negative end and should be at the
opposite end from the + symbol that's marked on the
PCB legend. Pay careful attention to the alignment of all
the polarized components or your kit will not work!
Identification of pin one for the 8 pin SOIC chips. Locate
the LM386 chip. You will note a small indentation or dot
in one corner. That is pin one. Also, note that the edge
of the IC is beveled on that size. That indicates the side
with pin 1. Use this information to find pin 1 on the
SA602 and the L78L06 chips. Be careful to place them
correctly.
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Item 36
1 x 1M
Item 19
1 x MMBF3906LT1
1 x MMBFJ309LT1
Item 43
1 x LM386
5 x RLS4148
Item 10
4 x SS16
1 x GF1G
Item 14
1 x 4.7uH
Item 17
1 x 27uH
Item 38
2 x 15-50pF
1 x FT37-43
Item 37
1 x 2M
Item 20
Item 12
Item 11
Item 15
1 x 12uH
Item 7
1 x 1uF
Item 39
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